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Until The Wind Changes
Two adolescent girls on divergent journeys toward adulthood converge in this poignant coming of age story. Sally is the “good girl”, always trying to please. Arden is the “rebel” to whom breaking the rules is second nature. Brought together through the marriage of their parents, the girls, although only six months apart in age, discover they have nothing in common. Hanging out for the first time, eleven-year-old Arden lights up a cigarette and declares that she is not a “virgin.”
Take a trip back in time to the days of Flower Power, Janis Joplin, and the Beatles, in this touching, gripping, and sometimes hilarious three-year journey of two stepsisters who discover a bond closer than blood despite their differences.
Take a trip back in time to the days of Flower Power, Janis Joplin, and the Beatles, in this touching, gripping, and sometimes hilarious three-year journey of two stepsisters who discover a bond closer than blood despite their differences.
244 pages, Perfect Paperback
First published August 11, 2010
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About the author
Sarah Norkus
7 books54 followersSarah Hackett was born October 11th 1955 in Columbus Ohio. Two weeks later, her parents moved to Lexington Kentucky where she spent her formative years growing up around horses in the Bluegrass state. In 1973, at the age of eighteen, she married her high school sweetheart, Michael Norkus. They have been married for forty one years and raised two daughters. Sarah is a grandmother six times over.
Sarah says that writing is in her blood. Her father was the editor of the harness racing magazine, The Horseman and Fair World, for twenty-five years. Her cousin, Stephen Ambrose, wrote Historical Military books, such as Crazy Horse and Custer and Band of Brothers.
Although she didn’t start writing until she was 48, Sarah is quickly making up for lost time. She has written a creative nonfiction, a literary novel and most recently a historical fiction trilogy set in 17th, 18th and 19th century America.
Sarah is treasurer and past regent of the Colonel John Banister Chapter, National Society Daughters of The American Revolution and vice-president of education for Tricity Toastmasters. She is a member of the Battersea Foundation and American Christian Fiction writers.
Sarah Norkus resides in Virginia with her husband Michael.
Sarah says that writing is in her blood. Her father was the editor of the harness racing magazine, The Horseman and Fair World, for twenty-five years. Her cousin, Stephen Ambrose, wrote Historical Military books, such as Crazy Horse and Custer and Band of Brothers.
Although she didn’t start writing until she was 48, Sarah is quickly making up for lost time. She has written a creative nonfiction, a literary novel and most recently a historical fiction trilogy set in 17th, 18th and 19th century America.
Sarah is treasurer and past regent of the Colonel John Banister Chapter, National Society Daughters of The American Revolution and vice-president of education for Tricity Toastmasters. She is a member of the Battersea Foundation and American Christian Fiction writers.
Sarah Norkus resides in Virginia with her husband Michael.
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